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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-04

PERsoNAL-John Day Smith Of Minneapolis is at
Willard's.-Henry b TOmpkins OF Atlanta and
Colonel Yamagucni and Captain Ishii Of japan are
at the Riggs house.-Jno Osborne, Jr, and
James Kent or New York aud WIN. ii. Graham OF
Philadelphia are ut the SC. JaInes-C. 4. Lord OF
Boston, j. Houston Minnis OF Philadelphia, w. II.
Maslers0n Oh Brooklyn, s. J. BLACK OF London, w.
L. Harlan OF Kentucky, Thos. Sidden OF Rich-
mond, J. NJ. stroDridge OF Cincinnati and {. c.
a sesa o. ana ws Of - ans
Parker OF Kingston, N. r, arest tne Arlington
James Gowdy OF New York Is at the heIr0poli-
tan.-Mr. I. b. Ferguson, OF the Fish Commits
SION, was In New YORK iast nlght--Ex-&iovernor
JOnn McEnery, OF Louisiana, Is In The city for a
few days, and Is stopping ~ No S07 1lth street
northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-04

12 O'Clock Mr.. Richardson arrived and re-
eeived the box; He Immediately went to
Ms once, In the third sIory, followed BY
1HE STAR reporter, where he opened
and read the letter nom the police department re-
questtng him 70 make the examination. There's
ardson laughingiy as the reporter evinced desire
q this stage OF The proceedings TO get behind the
chemists desk. Mr.. ktchl kdson took his pen
knife and cut the bands OF brown paper that So
cured the glass tube TO the bottom OF the box
Tnis done, ne cut the wire connecting with the
!ifted the snpposed in1ernal machine out OF the
boz. ut don't fnghten me mucn," said he reas-
sunngly 10 tho reporter. He said that
the space between the two caps was
dloo with gunp0Woer, which II would
be impossible TO explode BY means OF the wire
arrangement He said that such caps - the
one used e. the end can only BE exploited By q
mead Of the cap and the rim Of the glass tube was
nlled with . substance that EoSembled black
sealing wax, into which the end OF the supposed
Wlso trigger had bean 0tuck and secured when
the wax cooled, after having bean poured In. Be
| fore proceeding further the chemist arranged the
mach.ns q he hsd found q, ana made sketch
ter OF record While doing this Detecdve
MAhon came into the once and said
| 70 the chemist when he had observed what
he was dong, 1.-The Distr1ct-atto ney wants yot
70 save every scrap NJ. Hchardeon answered
him that this would b Done and further told TN
and that nom its get-up he Julgsd Il WIS simply
intended - . hoax. The dsssoeive sAid befor
noticing the reporter, .1e said It would not hur
any - He ehoCk61 h1moslf g th1a, ous tn n
porter and Nj. Richardson both understood tina
t"hes geeeTed - HopknA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-04

ALLEGED Cotokxp rlcKP0cKnn n Crsropv.--
Las, nisnt about z: 30 o'csock, Detective hAnon
arrested William hugues, ALIAS ''Crow, !" cosoeed,
TWENTY-FIVE years Old, and locked him up pendinsI
al Investigation OF Tue loss or number OF watches
at the Face track Frank Dill ALIAS "Bag N0ss
deny that they have taken any watches. lhey
be,ong In New YORK, and claim that they follow
Ine races Tor Q Living.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-04

Interior Department ChamGeSs
The following onicial changes have been made
In the Department OF the Interior:
Pension Onice appointments under the civil.
service rules: Matthew T1erney OF FloridA, 81 200;
WIN. N. kagsdaie Of keDtucky and ChaA b Pau
OF Michigan, 81, 100; Mus Belle Fudney OF Indi.
ana, 800. kesig WIN. E. DiefIenderfer OF
West Virginia. 81 400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-04
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

INOR RENT
II one nne once Room on second door; heated Also
several other roomA GIL 7th st.. opposite Patent
once. o4-3ts
l,OR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS-IN THE NEW
II ''Fendsn Building corner ~ street and Louisiana
(opposite City hal elevator service steam heat,
and telephone, without extra charge Rooaus all open
the street and have nre-proof Vaults Plans can be
and prices given at our office. THOS. J. FISHER
a CO., 1924 Z SO. NV. matt
I,oR RENT-DEsIRABLE SUITE OF OFFICES IN
Il Warner Build ng suitable for patent attorney or
cIsim agent b HMAhNER co. o23-6r
l,OR INTERPRETATION ROOM, FIRST
II floor, in building sdjoining ''Sun" building sI3
". RILEY DEEBLE, 1919 St o15-lm
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then read to Hopkins u charged him ana Arthur
b Sperry with conspi0ng to deIraud kobt. j.
Wynne out OF s. BY seiIing him AZ true item OF
news q statement wnicn they knew 70 be
unuue. Mr.. Shepneru SAID ne would ASK
That Hopkins I've neld In 81 100 0Onds hopkins
left win Mr. shepherd and DetecQye Horne ABOUT
O'clock TO get the required ball Detective
Kan started out 70 mud Sperry, VINO is charged In
t.le warrant WIN completely IN The alleged CON-
splracy. Mr.. Wynne, whom hopAins and sierry Is
cu..rscd WAN ueiraunng, - aSSociato0 VITA Gen.
bOyntOn, OF the ClncinnsL Gdzete.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-04

lrOR SALE
p side alleys psr foot
q i3-t, alley per foot 155
alley per .....................'. 200
zlst ST. near y Z.5x LOO
SIst ST. hear " ZlklOO, To alley 100
dttn 81. osI aud ", 2Oxl20, to alley. l9O
ST. oeI " n ave and IL n ST., 1878. TO alley LAO
Isl ana sts m. 1879 TO slley....:....... 165
15o
n IL ave. near Corcorar 25xllO. to alley. $50
JOHN L BEALL CO,
ol3-2m 1921 st.
ISOk sALE.RoSsLYNN AGAIN TO THE FORE
HE COAlNG INVESTMENT
The finest villa sites yet offered overlooking All
others, ~ acres each, only cents Q foot Persons
need only loUk to bs Convinced that they cannot 70
wrong I'D purchasing. Tue AQueduct Free Bridge the
Memorial Bridge and Mt Vernon avenue are bound to
double all investi1ents made at kossiynn-
oo-lm l. ID. slPnEhD 4 CO, 1907 f &C.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-02-18
Rheumatism and Neuralgia Cured.

The Indiana Chemical Co., Crawfo rds-
vile, Indiana, have discovered compound
which acts with truly marvellous rapidity i'll
the cure of rheumatism and Neuralgia
They guarantee it to cure any and every case
of acute Intiamnatory ltheum itsm and Neu-
ralgia in , Days, and to give immediate relief
in chronic cases ali effect sp.1t ~ cIte.
On receipt of so cents, in two-cent stamps,
they will send to aiy address the prescription
| for this wonderful compound, which can be
filled by your home druggist at SIN Ill cost
| Iney take this means of giving their discov-
cry to the public lnste I'D of putting it out as a
patent medicine, it being much less eXpen-
sive. They will gladly refund IL, ney if ATS
| faction is no. given
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-02-18

The new iron bridge to be placed acros:
the Western Branch at this Town has arriv'
ed Stone for the abutments will be ordered
and the bridge will possibly be put up next
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-02-18
Indignant Farmers.


At meeting tf the Montgomery Coun
ty Agricultural Society on Wednesday, sever
al prominent gentlemen. among them Judge
Bowie, called the attention of the meeting 10
the rx4ctfons made upon all The county farm
ers in selling their hay by man in Wash
ington, who it is said. so ntIols the market
tat the farmers can only get What he CHOOSES
to fix as a price upon his hay. An animated
discussion followed, and resolutions were
adopted stating that Whereas the hay mar
k.t in the District of Columbia has been
taken possession of by an agent, for all pur
ellssers and consumers of hay in that mark t,
who so conducts the business as TO prevent all
proper competition amongst buyers, and who
fixes prices at his own pleasure and greatly to
the loss and injury Of the farmers and produc
ers OF this county: therefore, be it resolved
that all Of our fellow farmers and producers
az earnestly urged not TO carry their crops of
this year. or future years, TO that market, and
to cause the same to be baled and shipped to
b Gilmore city, and to buy their fertilizers
and other farm supplies there un til the abuse
above complained Of be corrected by the citi-
zens of the District of Columbia,
If such cause for complaint on the part of
The farmers Of Montgomery exists, similar
hardship must be endured by the turner's of
this county. This is not the first time that
We have heard these complaints and We trust
hat the action Of The Montgomery County
Agricultural Society may induce the District
authorities to veutiidte The matter.
Tie property which was advertised To be
sold for taxes this week was all dispose of
except those lots upon which the taxes have
been paid since advertised. Ga TUESDAY Mr.
Perkins soil tn. Melitus J Wine property ia
III ldensburg dis rio. to I. Oyinys a / the
Thomas 4 Hume properly, in Bladens burg
district, ia Frank Hume, Of Washington. On
yesterday he sold the p ropery assessed in the
nam OF Mis-. Martha Z. Beall, in Marlboro,
district, to r. Irving b pwie; aud the Edward
El4gett property, in AqIasco district. TO l. s
W son, and The Caroline Clancy propertp, in
Qneen Anne dstr let, to VIM, Stanley and F..
Snowden Hill.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-02-18

Aiot-S
Leave tor Baltimore and Washington .......2 p NJ
Leave tor Bilt' and Washington. - % + "
Arr'veat marlboro -..........-....-.....'''i ~
cAs Orphans Court.
There WAS a regular meeting oil the
Oplrar.s' Court on Tuesday, with judges
Clagett and Wilson in attendance. The fol
lowing orders We're passed:
Ordered, that the lst and final account
of Marion Duckett, administrator OF
William ChappIn, be passed.
Ordered. that tie sccont AMI iihhl &C
count Of Adeline hersiiaw ami X. l.. Il.
Chew. administrators C. I. a., OF Henry
/. Kershaw, be passed.
Ordered that the further final account
of William b. Ciagett, administrator OF
Henry T. Butler, be passed.
Ordered, that William H. Fowler, ad-
ministrator of Joshua Beall, pay Pris-
ella A. Beall S26 40, the distribute share
of Basil W. Beall, heir at law Of said
deceased.
Ordered, that John w. Grimes, adj
ministrator of William A. Grimes, sell
personal property of said deceased either
at public or private sale.
Ordered, that w. w. Waring, admin
istrator Of Richard Ford, strip. pack and
sell the crop of tobacco in market and
that he sell remainder of property CT
said deceased at public sale.
Reunion Of the Maryland Line.
The fifth Annual Reunion of the Mary
land Line, and also the annual reunion OF
the Army and Navy Societies of the {. 5. A.
in the State of Maryland, will ia Ike place In
Baltimore, at the Academy of Music, on the
evening of February -. The Grafton before
the Society will be delivered by Major E.sW.
Dawson, his subject--"Onr Women in the
War; Immediately after the Grafton the
Societies, headed by their band, will march
to the Carrollton Hotel, where the Annual
Ban quet will be thoroughly enjoyed by the
survivors of the lost cause, their friends and
guests. We wish them Il jolly good time.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-02-18
R.-union Of the MARYLAND Line,


auce to be given at the Town Hall Oh next
Monday night, are progressing finely. The
Dramatic Corps are busy With rehealsals and
placing the Stage in appropriate effect The
SCENERY, which arriv ed safely from New ork
last week, has been put in position and creates
ID most handsome addition TO the plays to be
presented. l. is, indt ed, very bright anu
pretty, and with its practical doors, windows
and It's many artistic and commendable orna-
menla Ions AMI co!orlngs, will lend truly
and happy realistic effect to The scene III pro-
sress. The ladies of the Town, interested i'll
the Supper, are preparing to present one OF
their famous attractions in that always pleas
ant line. This will, we are certain-judgns
by their various past successes in such an en-
terprIse-prove a very drawing card. In adj
diliun to the attractions above cited, most eN'
ceient music, from Washington, has been
engaged and will givea very agreeable inter
lude during the waits between acts, etc. At
ter the theatrical performance the floor will
be cleared fer dancing. Read the advertise
ment in another column: remember the en-
tertainment is for good cause come with
your sisters your cousins and your aunts,
aud-possbly, your sweethearts
To Tobacco Planters.
The following sensihle->ss practica
article from the H'estern Tobacco journal
will be Of special interest to planters at this
time:
good tobacco crop Can not be obtained
unless the seed is pure, and no planter should
attempt TO SOW seed in which he has not alb
solute confidence as to orig gin OF pedigree. L
it is many removes from the original or from
d, f-ctive or carele ssly cultivated plants, TIT
Cop will be bad, no matter how intelGgently
or theoretically it IS worked and handled
You can not produce good Jersey or Short
horn from a scrub or hybrid of these breeds
ALL your labor is lost. so far as g wing charac
ter and ynality (and hence value) to crop il
concerned, if the question ct seed is over
looked. You might as well expect to con
struct a Listing monum ent Oh foundation O
sa d build all arch without a keystone, o
pull ain of cars with toy locomotive.
Therefore, the essentials TO recovery from
the present absolutely depressed condition G
the tobacco trade are a cop grown Ion
nothing but the best of seed; a crop that, S
far as acreage is concerned, will cover far les
tha1 the average crop. but which will be cul
iva q .ud 4audi-. mti!4 mole intelligence
rtt': ,nd energy than the past few crops
The hoti,lns impossible required-nott
liz III the way OF eXperIment--only the excl
else IF that good selse and caution ths
should be begotteu of adversely and desir
for bri shter future. The near future wi
demons rate whether tobac co planters in gel
eral possess that intelligence and ioresigl
which should be their inherit ance, and whic
they can now exhibit to special advantage.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-02-18

The distressing disease, Salt Rheum, is
readily cnrcd by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the
great blood purifier Sold by all druggists.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-02-18

Brevities.
| Rev. Mr.. Packard will hold service at
| Cheterham on Sunday at IL A. NJ, and al
St. Thomas Church at P. NJ.
! Send to G. L.. Hood & Co., Lowe Il, Mass,
for a ook containing statements OF many re-
marka BILE cures by Hoods Sarsaparlla.
Mr.. William A. Coaie, formerly OF this
! Town, has been appointed messenger by In
tcrnal Revenue Collector Roberts.
The County Commissioners were in SEES
| sion on Tuesday and Wednesday revising the
| Pension Lists.
We are pleased to see our genial Sheriff,
Mr.. l.. o. Robey, able to be amongst US once
| gain. He has b Ell confined to the Eouse
by sickness since the first of January.
The advertisement of II. d. Schmidt of
Baltimore appears elsewhere. Prince Geor :
gians looking for good carriages and buggles
at low prices will do well to give him call.
The "Prince Georges r files" will assem-
BILE in full uniform at the Armory tomorrow
at , O'Clock p. NJ. "By Laws will be consid-
cred after drill.
The new iron bridge to be placed across
the Western Branch at this Town has arilv-
ed Stone for the abutments will be ordered
| and the bridge will possibly be put up next
week.
Last week the House of Represe natives
| passed the bill known as the ''F ourth OF July
Claims" Under it Mr. Francis FOLSOM, ad-
| ministrator of Mary ii. Tolson, will receive
STA so and Mr.. Henry Tolson, 5000.
Judge Brooke was here and heard argu-
ments in the attachment case of Barbour &
Hamilton ct. al. VS.. James NJ. Tinker at
tachment quashed. William Stanley and F.
Snowden Hill for Barbour & Hamilton ct. al,
and Marion Duckett for garnishee.
The act increasing the annual appropriS-
ton for militia purposes in the states from
$500, 900 to 100000 has become law with
out tie Presidents signature. lie did not
care to veto it, nor did lie approve it.
Representative Compton has introduced
in che House bill to pay J. W. j. Moore, OF
| LeenarutOWn, war Claims duoultlHS " 90
So He also introduced bill to grant pen
sion to Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett, widow of
John W. Bennett, of Maryland, who was a
soldier in the war of 1872.
Attention is called to the Lew advertise
ment of Messrs. Samuel Burns X Co, Balti-
more, Md. Those wishing to purchase lum-
Der of any description can be accommodated
by this ente lplisng and reliable firm. They
have quite an extensive business in this coun-
ty, ami deserve to receive liberal share OF
patronage during the coming season.
Lenten services for Trinity Church, this
Town, will be held as follows: Ash Wednes-
day II A. NJ each recurring Wednesday and
Friday until Holy Week at 4 P. NJ, and on
Friday night at P. NJ. The latter services
are especially designed for those employed
during lie day. Daily service, during Holy
Week at P. NJ, and ! p. NJ, with the ad
mnistering Of the Holy Communion Oh Maun
Thursday at ! p. NJ.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-02-18
THE PRINCE GEORGES ENQUIRER UPPER MARIO
School Examinations.

The examination al The Ac ademy on w cd
npsdav was attended by six of the Trustees.
Mr.. c. e. Masrrlder, President: DIR. +. >tss-
GER and Mes>r>. VIM. |. llll, VIM. Il. lag
ett Geo Ii. HunEeH and john [. Ny'llI"'
and bv Mis-. {. G. Mlgrndrr, Mrs. i. ;. W IL
son and Mrs. VIM. III. Harper. The boys III
both departments passed sool examinations
! and manifested mach improve ment. MeSsfs.
SchHearer and Clasett energetic teachers
and are doing excellent work i'll the Academy.
Mr.. Il. J. Grant led semi-ar uai exam
n alton O" the boys IN his school on TUESDAY
The examination was conducted By the teacl-
er. Rev. Mr.. Avirett, Rev. Father Cunnane
and F. Sascer. .Ir. The pupils reflected cred
i: upon themselves and their instructor, ana
showed that they are being thoroughly ana
accurately instructed. The following premi'
inns were awarded JOS. X. r obertS, Jr.,
Romance Of Revolution"; James Bays,
Scottish Chiefs; Willie Scott, "l-ife OF
WASH ngton," by Bancroft Bowie Roberts,
.sOiver Twist, ETC." Dickens Seton Bell,
Sketch Book" Irving Dom Bowling, "lvan-
hoe
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-02-18
4otal ano personal.

Arrival and Departure Of Trains-New Schedule.
cave tor Baltimore and Washington 5000. -
Leave tor Bait iunre and Washington. % + y
Arrive at Marlboro. ....................S1o
Arrive at Harlhoro. .......................oo d
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-02-18

uintIee-Tbe great Malaria, Fever and
Ague Remedy Reliable, Safe and Efficient.
Price 50 cents per bottle. For sale by all
druggists.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-02-18

A Picnic for the Economical The chance
Of getting strictly First Class Clothing at
such absurdly low prices that it will pay to
buy them for next seasons use at Oehm X
Son, Stirring and Satisfactory Clothiers, cor
ner Pratt and Hlnover. Bllimore. Don't
miss the opportunity.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-17

Square dinner plates grow In favor, and
tho newes. arc o perfect study OF artistic
decoration.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-17
SirIinnsa OF Society Pcople.

As remarked at tho outset, this notion cf
location 10. o:lly extends TO certain streets
but it covers particular places il the thea
tres. Las winter young Boston scion OF
wealth ard cui.l-o cam6 10 Philadelphia and
was handsomely entertained for several
weeks. just he.o.c leaving he gave e theatre
party la chose fashionable and entirely
proper cata-tainmont ct tho Academy Of
Music, tho leading place o. amusement in the
city lie issued his i1vitations end sent
around his ticketS. What Was bis surprise
and chagria to receive an almost unbroben
stream OF destinations. Some gavo ono ex-
cuse and some another, while not . fow never
deigned to answer lis invitation, holding
that he he'd Golo such an objectionable thing
that they waco roloa5od from paying him
longer any attention.
Now, to unpardonab,e thing Q, which La
was guilty consisted in socJrin. his seats On
the north see az Tho Central aisle In the
orchestra chairs, when society said the south
side Of tba aiaio was the fashionable side.
This WAS positively tho Only thing amiss.
OF the fifty invited only fifteen went, and
they wero SO cold as fashionable icabergs.
OF course ths BoSto0ian discovered that
something was wrong, but is was not until
nearly all of even his fragment Of party
had gene and purchased soata for themselves
in othoJ- parts OF tho house that one OF the
Ladies vGntcrh TO tell him what the difficulty
was-Cor. san Francisco Chronicle.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-17
Suppyessing the Bonnet Nuisance.

Though little Is said in the papers now
about Daniel Frohnan's experiments in the
direction OF supervising tao bonnet nuisance
at the Lyoodm thoGtrs, the coed work ia
going on moro bravely than many imagine
The first nishs of IA Scrap OF Paper sew
the ladies' cloak room nlInost filed with
wraps, boBne,s and hats, and new lines Of
hooks havo been put up and nav cheeks
stamped. Mr. Frohrnan said tbs other dsJ:
81 am asrsaa5ly surprised st tho result 20
far The oSher day 1 received e request for
q hundred ssats il Nock for tho first night
OF Mr.. Towards now play. A check WAS in
closed for t:Is amount and / accordingly sent
the seats. SO large an order struck me GO
being somewhat peculiar ard l accordingly
made inquiries. I found that a club had
been forInel up town whose members ara
pledged 10 tho disuss Of bonnot or hat inside
a thcatra 10 was for this club that thu
tickets w-sre wanted This az course is Gu
couragin., end nay mail brings me nearly
every day oGo or more lcttess bsarins upon
tho subject. Most Of them contain forms Of
strong approval of my attempt TO procure by
gentle suasion tho downfall Of the tall hat
md bonne& in theatirs New York Trib-